Water inside a vented dryer usually means moisture is collecting somewhere along the exhaust path instead of leaving the house. During a normal cycle, the dryer turns water from wet clothes into vapor and pushes it through the duct to the exterior vent. If that air slows or cools before it gets outside, the vapor can condense and travel back toward the drum or lint area.
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When school is back in session, household routines often become much busier. Between school clothes, PE uniforms, sports gear, towels, bedding, and weekend laundry catch-up, many Yuba families find themselves running the dryer several days in a row with little downtime between loads.
Learn moreDryer-related fire hazards rarely announce themselves. They build slowly in areas that may go unseen for months or years. That is what played out aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford, where a fire ignited inside the ship’s laundry dryer vent system. Smoke spread through several sections of the vessel, and crews needed more than 30 hours to fully contain it.
Learn moreNursing homes and rehabilitation centers house some of the most vulnerable members of our community.
Learn moreDaycare centers and preschools handle constant laundry, from towels and nap blankets to uniforms and bedding.
Learn moreIn gyms and fitness centers, clean towels, uniforms, and linens are part of the daily experience members expect.
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